OK, so I picked up the Hyundai L90d+
I'm sorry to bump this thread, but I need to add a couple of comments to this (and all the other threads through out Anandtech on the Hyundai L90D+ becuase after doing a great deal of research I finally bought one and it's fantastic. I need to clarify a couple of things though that may detract from the purchase of one now that I have picked one up.
After doing a great deal of research I found that the return policy on these monitors is 5 dead pixels and only then will they take it back. It's quite common for 1 or 2 dead pixels to be shipped and when you recieve it you have no recourse unless the dealer themselves will go over and above the manufacturers warranty. I live in Canada and I only found 2 companies that retailed the monitor and neither company would take a return no questions asked (Tigerdirect.ca and NCIX.com). Looking into the entire practice of purchasing the L90D whatever country you live in I have found that you should NOT purchase one on line. Go to a bricks and mortar store, pick one out, and then make sure you test it in the store before you pay for it. I bought from Tigerdirect who it turns out have a store in Markham Ontario. I talked at length with a technician who tests/fixes whatever is required. He said that he quite often has people come in and go through 5 or 6 of the L90D+ before he finds one that has no dead pixels. He said I lucked out because we got a good one first try. He didn't seem like a disgruntled employee so I'm going to take him at his word. He went on to say that if you get a monitor that works then it shouldn't really have any problems after that. As far as I can see this is a great choice and the best bang for the buck around. Pick one of these up for sure, but as I said, test it first.